coming to the aid of children who are starving and i've seen severe malnutrition in parts of africa. in the horn of africa and uganda and i see the way the british taxpayers efforts are making a real difference to the life saving lives of people in desperate poverty and in desperate conditions so i certainly saw almost every day that i was development secretary the power of good that the british taxpayer was doing through the disposition of this budget and what would those six other countries who've achieved the united nations target which was say away by more than a generation ago in this kind of even countries mainly what would your message be to the other rich countries in the world who haven't got anywhere near. what germany for the first time has reached it recently and i think that's great we want to see rich countries putting their money where their mouths have been and standing up and spending this commitment for the benefit of the poorest in our world and it really matters because the world is scarred by these extraordinary inequalities of opportunity and wealth and our generation has t

commercial satellites had already exposed the layout of this american base in the horn of africa beforeup the strava map, but mining the g.p.s. data collected by strava can reveal a pattern of activity at the base, down to the identities of individual soldiers and the routes they take. >> we cannot only find out how many soldiers are stationed there, but we can find out how do they move? how do they connect with other bases? what kind of patrol routes do acey have around the area? >> reporter: social networks are a hallmark of the modern era, but jeffrey lewis of the middlebury institute says a lot .ore than just personal information ends up on those networks. >> there's actually one trace that shows the person doing loops as he or she jogs around some nuclear weapons stored in enrkey. so while, yes, i think to some extent this is the new era we live in, this is a particularly frightening example of that era. >> reporter: jeff, this breech could go well beyond the military to include intelligence officers and anyone else who ed a fitness device while working at a sensitive location. >>

commercial satellites had already exposed the layout of this american base in the horn of africa before it lit up the map. mining the gps data collected by strava can reveal the pattern of activity at the base, down to the identities of individual soldiers and the roots thutes t take. >> we can find out how do they move? you know, how do they connect with other bases? >> what kind of patrol roots do they have around the area. >> social networks are a hall mark of the modern era. jeffrey lewis says a lot more than just personal information ends up on those networks. >> there is actually one trace that shows a person doing loops as he or she jogs around some nuclear weapons stored in turkey. so while, yes, i think to some extent this is the new era we live in, this is a frightening example of that era. >> jeff, this breach could go well beyond the military, to include intelligence officers, and anyone else who used a fitness device while working at a sensitive location. >> david martin, thank you for that report tonight. >>> still ahead here, the man who heads the recording academy, and w

of america for the european union we're talking about an area which is almost they bring the horn of africa with all the problems that we've seen over the last few years it also raises questions about whether saudi arabia and the u.a.e. the biggest players in the a man on a collision course or they are now trying to further undermine. harvey had he is based in yemen in theory you'd expect this man to be backed by saudi arabia what we're seeing right now is totally different the man is being completely undermined his losing complete control of the last remaining areas he used to control for quite some time so now yemen is left with two things there is a this is actually the south both is controlling the north. ashleigh thank you very much indeed. can you know position movement has been declared a criminal group by the government following a symbolic swearing. in a leader. i. staged inauguration was an act of protest by adding his supporters who say he's kenya's legitimate leader they say hurrican yes his presidential election was neither free nor fed and yes it was sworn in himself in decemb

commercial satellites had this american base in the horn of africa before it lit up thegy strava can reveal the patternba the identities of individual soldiers and the routes they take. >> so we cannot only find out how many s stationed there but how do they move? how do they connect with other bases? what patrol routes do they have around the area? >> ror hallmark of the modern et jeffrey lewis of the middle bury institute tsa personal information ends up on those networks. >> there's actually one trace that shows loops as he or she jogs around nuclear weapons stored in turkey. so while, yes, i think to some extent this is the new era we frightening example of that era could go well beyond the military to include iofntelgece used a fitness device while working at a >> david martin, thank you for that report tonight. >>> still ahead, the man who heads the recording academy and why so few women are nominated new olay whips a breakthrough moisturizerpped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new ageless make every day valentine's day with k-y yours and mine.or h..

of the highest growth countries in africa and also you have security concerns. right? >> yes. >> hugely important places in africa, the saw hill is a place of important counter terrorism interests and the horn of africa. the u.s. has interests there and the question is what does this do to us down the road and i say that china is out-playing us, beating us. trump is just giving them a gift today and making it so easy for african leaders to say you know what? we don't want to be part of this. we won't be with the united states. in my travels in africa, i see a huge amount of people that admire the united states. i don't know if that's the same thing in five or ten years continuing to have this rhetoric from the oval office unchecked. >> in addition to delivering a personal message of hatred to millions of people around the world and in the united states, he delivered a gift to the chinese today. the president did. brian and karine, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, president trump and steve bannon appear to be in all-out war with each other. we'll see what happens if it's televised next beak when steve bannon appears at the wh

trump administrationment and first visit administration first visit was crucial insecurity in horn of africaand offensive where america is deeply involved during this administration. the first thing he did was get on a plane and go to russia. he went to visit vladimir putin. and i this i that's incredibly telling. because people forget that africa has options. there are alternatives. africa is a burgeoning middle class economy cross the continent. this is something a lot of americans aren't aware of. africa is a market that americans want in on. and when the president of the united states comes out with these kind of boldly rateist comments, whether he was quoted directly or indirectly, the reality is this is in keeping with africans know of him, when we hear this impacts america's soft power and market share, and instead of people carrying iphones they do sony. and how does that fit with president trump business friendly perspective when it comes to representing u.s. interests in africa? so it's not just about the age old issues of terror and the historic ties between africa and america. th

you this great info graphic on our web site al jazeera dot com here you have a map of africa knife you zoom in on the horn of africa and then on somalia you can see the number of attacks carried out by al-shabaab in the last decade three hundred sixty a staggering number if you scroll through the years you can see that in twenty levon for instance there were dozens of attacks with numerous casualties while in twenty seventeen there were less attacks into it than into an eleven but it was still the deadliest year for somali civilians you can find that map on our web site al-jazeera dot com now venezuela's economic and social crisis issuing a major increase in crime not just at home but also in neighboring colombia the collapse in venezuela's currency has made cross border smuggling a new critic of business for criminal gangs there is alice on the run pity went on a night patrol with colombian special forces on the hunt for smugglers it's shots ring out over to simone believe or bridge the vote in colombia and venezuela as people dodge and run for cover. in the last four months at least fourteen gun fights

especially in the home -- horn of africa.ing more than the star wars was a chinese film for fine chinese market about how they were the ones saving the world. i just saw a story yesterday that china right now is setting up refugee camps right on the border with north korea. they are expecting activity with the north. they're prepared. they absolutely understand that we have less predictability in this environment. the biggest news this week is not his tweets at south and north korea actually talking to each other. there is also a greater likelihood of insinuating a couple of million koreans and then we've seen at any point in the last ten or 20 years. they are highly aware of that because let's face it it's america first policy. they enabled it. they'd education of the nuclear program the chinese now because the chinese were there enabling it. they have absolutely supported what have been up proxy state for them. in 200018 they see the north koreans as a problem to be contained not as an ally. many people think of the china n

horns can be sold to remote buyers. what a vision of nature that could be, contained, confined, commercialized and counterfeit. >> south africao horns to open up the $2 billion market and determine the fate of the critically endangered species. >> when we assess the trade, what the trade is doing the international trade -- >> the moratorium is one of the seasons why poaching escalates. >> we expect that poaching is one of the factors we need to consider, but the department and none of its reports accept the way to teal with poaching immediately mow is by lifting the moratorium. >> so the department accepts that the moratorium encourages poaching? >> no, my lord. the department does not accept that. there are a number of factors that contribute to poaching. the report declines that the moratorium is not the only one. >> and if we do not do that now, the escalation of poaching continues. >> no, my lord. the reason why there's continued poaching are complicated, and that is the department's version. >> i've been breeding rhinos for a very long time, and all of a sudden i'm very poor. >> there's a hunting and eco market to help t

horn legally, he would never kill a rhino. who would kill the hen that kills the golden egg. >> this is one of the destinations in africa wherehere's no fences. it's absolutely open. you have to work for your trophy. we believe here that if you want to hubt, it's all in the food. it's giving also the animal a chance. so for us, the three things is if it hears you, smells you or sees you, it's game over. >> the build up to pulling that trigger in my case started 18 months ago. so it's a long build up to that point. preparation, planning, plane tickets, paying a deposit on safari, talking about the plans, what are we going to do, how are we going to hunt him. all the planning and then finding that the animal is coming and then the animal is there. and thn you pull the trigger. then boom, you got him. then all of that anticipation changes into a different emotion of joy and relief and excitement and anticipation. because you want to go over to him and see what does he look like. what does he feel like. where did he fall. >> what are you looking at? >> that's a young bull. >> let's go. let's go. >> it's too dangerous. they are fe

of causes. and now on to a more disheartening topic poaching in africa but not the well known illegal trade in ivory or rhino horn another species surprisingly threatened by thieves and hunters donkeys why is that so shon. well don't get skin is very often used in asia for example to produce medical and beauty products demand is huge so no wonder that some farmers i losing that donkey is. and that's well one of them a welfare organization comes in to help the donkey is their own that. this is my papaw in central tens and. hundreds of donkeys have been stolen here in the past month the mona family has also lost to they found the remains a few kilometers away and the bushes poisoned and skinned. minute outside i'm upwind i'm a big donkey skinned the french between one hundred fifty and one hundred eighty thousand shillings that's up to eighty dollars so donkeys are being stolen or killed. this is a big problem for the whole community here me. don't please our desert animals perfectly adapted to the hot dry climate and their use has little impact on the environment as pack animals they're very valuable to farming co

africa's largest public game reserve. for the past decade poachers have been killing off krugger's endangered rhinos at an alarming rate. rhino horns used in traditional chinese medicine sell for thousands ofrs a pound on the black market. debra patta takes inside the crackdown on rhino poaching. >> reporter: park rangers trained in military tactics are on the hunt for poachers. two suspects have just been arrested after being caught with an ax, a rifle and a homemade silencer. the ranger wants to know who hired them to kill a rhino. this is the second attack just today. earlier a 24-year-old poacher who goes by zhelma was caught. he was surprisingly matter of fact. he's poached six times at $40,000 a horn. >> money. >> reporter: the park also now employees forensic detectives to help catch the poachers. investigator frich rousseau use a metal a metal detector to search for bullets that could be matched with a poacher's gun. but the rhino's horn hacked off five days ago, already scavengers are feasting off the carcass. the forensic team of investigators have almost finished processing the crime scene but haven't managed to find any bullets making it almost impossible to hold anyone account

africa's largest public game reserve. for the past decade. poachers have been killing off krueger's endangered rhinos at an alarming rate. rhino horns used in traditional chinese medicine, sell for thousand of dollars a pound on the black market. debora patta takes us inside the crackdown on rhino poaching. >> reporter: park rangers trained in military tactics are on the hunt for poachers. two suspects have just been arrested. after being caught with an ax, a rifle, and a home made silencer. the ranger wants to know who hired them to kill a rhino. this is the second attack just today. earlier, a 24-year-old poacher, who goes by zama was call the. he was surprisingly matter of fact. he poached six times, at $40,000 a horn. the park also now employs forensic detectives to help catch the poachers. investigator uses a metal detector to search for bullets matched with a poacher's gun. but of the rhino's horn was hacked off five days ago, already scavengers are feasting off the carcass. >> bring that metal detector here. >> reporter: the forensic team of investigators have almost finished procession the kriechl scene but haven't managed to find any bullets making it almost impossible to hold any

of rhino horn in expensive security. which very conservatively i could get $60 million. but we're not allowed to sell it. when i started this project, it was legal to sell rhino horn in south africaernment put a moratorium on the trade in rhino horn. but since the ban, poaching has skyrocketed. the very crook who now will kill a rhino and sell it illegally, if he could sell a horn legally, he will never kill a rhino. who would kill the hen that lays the golden egg? rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ it takes a lot of work but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with a great taste. boost gives me everything i need... to